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Winter unicorn spotted

Breaking news! This afternoon when Millie Smith, age 8 was walking in the creepy woods she spotted a magical sparkly creature which she believes was a unicorn.

Millie was walking her big black dog, Pip, when she started barking behind a tree. Millie ran over to investigate and that’s when she spotted the creature. The creature had a sparkly white body that looked like winter snow. It had a pink shiny mane it had snowflakes in they mane and a pink tail that glistened in the light shining through the tall leafy trees.

Millie told her best friend Katie who then told her parents, they then called the Police. Millie said she felt very worried but also excited because she had never seen anything like it before.

There were lots of police searching the woods and other residents that live near the woods didn’t see anything and this creature was only seen by Millie and her dog. The police did find suspicious footprints in the thick mud and also sparkly glitter on a trunk of a tall tree, which they said was very odd.

Everyone has been told to stay alert and keep a look out in their gardens for anything magical.

The magnificent Sea Unicorn

Many people believe that the sea unicorn’s blush green horn freezes anything the horn touches.  The actual fact is he uses his horn to protect himself from other creatures and to give children three wishes.

Surprisingly, it can live on sand and on the other hand it can live in the sea.  Additionally, it feeds off leaves whilst on land and in the sea it eats seaweed.

Storm Flower

Storm Flowers blossom,

like stars at night,

Stretching out long rumbling roots

that grasps into soft soil,

like lightning bouncing onto tall trees.

Waving swiftly in lush fields,

it’s emerald stem flashes

as gushes of wind run past.

Shouting in dim light,

leaves hang like a bat in daylight

as thundering echoes burst out.

Pale petals, yawn in

shining sun, like a

cat after a  midday nap.

A Million Stars

What are small?

A miniscule dot of ink on an untouched, unblemished piece of paper dropped from an exquisite silver feather pen.

 

What are big?

The great big ball of fire glistening on the deep, blue Pacific Ocean as it shines from a distance, but appearing almost close enough to touch.

 

What are delicate?

A beautiful butterfly’s burgundy – coloured wings fluttering calmly across a million stars, and glowing gorgeously in the moonlight.

 

What are solid?

The tip – top of Mount Everest, still like a statue, never to crumble, as the wind aggressively blows frosty snow in the frozen air.

 

What are short?

Seb’s poky, pink pencil crayon excessively sharpened to the size of my little finger.

 

What are tall?

Bulks of Palm Trees looming over me, in the middle of the Sahara Desert, spooky strangers, bushes rustling and creepy sightings of what looks like ghosts.

Nothing but a glossy, glazed cinnamon roll

Nothing but a Glossy, Glazed Cinnamon Roll

 

I have never painted a kaleidoscope burst into glowing stars,

But I have drawn a hypnotising pattern that looks like Chinese lanterns.

 

I have never touched bubbling lava erupting,

But I have felt pink lemonade fizzing over my hand.

 

I have never seen my friend Savannah ride on a dolphin through the Pacific Ocean,

But I have watched my karate teacher stamp on a buzzing bee barefooted as if he was to fly on its back.

 

I have never caught the corner of my eye looking at a swirling, twisting portal,

But I have glanced at a glossy, glazed cinnamon roll telling me to take a bite.

By Sienna

Emerald eyes

I met a girl called Autumn.

She had colourful hair

and frail bones like crispy leaves.

When she spoke various emotions blurted out.

 

I met a boy called Lizard.

He had rough, scaly skin

and tiny feet that move as rapid as a flicker of light.

Whenever he scurried along he tumbled over rocks as black as coal.

 

I met a man called Wolf.

He had eyes that glistened like a reflection of the sun

and claws as sharp as razors.

Whenever he growled loyal words tumbled out.

 

I met a child called rage.

He had a growl voice like rumbling thunder

and ruby, red eyes as bright as fire.

Whenever he roared lava splurged out his ears.

 

I met a women called Fire.

Her skin sizzled in the sunlight

and blistering words shot out of her mouth.

Whenever she laughed humid air trickled out.

 

I met a princess called Happiness.

She had a vast smile

and her emerald eyes were filled with happiness.

Whenever she laughed a pot of sunshine would burst out.

 

I met a girl called Sunset.

She had skin as pastel as a fading rainbow

and her emerald eyes made you gaze into her colourful soul.

Whenever she fell her colour would turn brighter like flowers blooming in the spring.

 

Dazzling Dreams

Dazzling Dreams

 

I want to paint:

The memory of my icy hands cradling around a thunderstorm coloured mug filled with a salted caramel and white chocolate latte.

The impossibility of a fast and furious Lamborghini zooming across the midnight sky. VROOM! VROOM!

The sound of leaping lightning bolts shooting and screaming at me with pure anger.

The smell of fuming flames flickering, booming and exploding like laughter erupting in the deafening silence.

The taste of scarlet strawberries as red as blood dripping on a white, washed T-shirt, gooey, oozing marshmallows, as Belgium milk chocolate trickles down below on it to make my taste buds tickle.

The distance between the beginning and end of this poem!

A Report on Water Goblins

All water goblins are playful and mischievous creatures that truly stand out amongst other goblins. If you want to find out more about this wonderful species, read on…

Most water gobins are a translucent turquoise.Weirdly, are also cold to touch and feel like jelly.The average size for these creatures is 35cm.

The majority of water goblins live in oceans as they like being wet and in large spaces, therefore, never tend to leave the ocean.

Amazingly, water  goblins have no intentions of hurting people or goblins, for that matter, and are harmless creatures that enjoy playfully splashing around in the water.